Energy Science & Technology Conference (ESTC)

13th Energy Science & Technology Conference

Energy Science & Technology Conference (ESTC)

Working demos. Real science. Not theory.
Founded in 2012. Now hosted in Spokane, Washington.
Recorded presentations • working demonstrations • independent technical research
ESTC 2026 • Release Status

The conference is over. The recordings are next.

ESTC 2026 was recorded June 24–28 in Spokane. The first presentations release October 15, 2026 at 1:30 PM Pacific.
First release • Oct 15
00 Days
00 Hours
00 Minutes
00 Seconds
23 Presentations
10 Marked demos
5 Days recorded
13th ESTC conference
ESTC 2026 Recordings

Watch the 2026 presentations as they release.

The 2026 conference is becoming a permanent research archive. Individual presentations and future bundles are published through EmediaPress as they become available.

Live WooCommerce catalog

Titles, pricing, availability and purchase buttons below come directly from WooCommerce so this page stays current when products change.

Energy Times • Free

Be first to know when each presentation drops.

Join Energy Times for ESTC release notices, new research, archive discoveries and EmediaPress updates. Members also get access to search 2.22 million transcript words across 422 public YouTube videos.
ESTC
New presentation releases
Archive
Research worth rediscovering
Technical
Experiments and project updates
Free access
YouTube transcript search
Join Energy Times
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime. Privacy Policy
What ESTC Is

A conference built around the work itself.

The Energy Science & Technology Conference (ESTC) was founded in 2012 and has been held in the Inland Northwest since its beginning. After starting in Northern Idaho, the conference is now hosted in Spokane, Washington. ESTC brings researchers, engineers, inventors and hands-on experimenters together around original technical work, recorded presentations and working demonstrations.

Topics have included Tesla technologies, Bedini systems, Eric Dollard's electrical research, rotating machinery, plasma ignition, longitudinal and telluric transmission, open-system thermodynamics, historical energy research, aether-related models and other experimental approaches. The emphasis is on showing apparatus, measurements, methods, historical sources and real bench work rather than reducing the event to theory alone.

ESTC is produced by A & P Electronic Media / EmediaPress and organized by Aaron Murakami. Learn more about the people and publishing work behind the conference on the About Us page. EPD Laboratories, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit supporting Eric Dollard's electrical-science work and has been part of the broader research community connected with EmediaPress and ESTC.

Recorded Conference Archive

The ESTC Archive: 2012–2023

Explore 12 recorded conferences. ESTC returned in 2026, and those presentations are now being added to the archive as they release.
Questions

ESTC recordings and future events

Release information, viewing access, future conferences and support.

When do the ESTC 2026 recordings release?
The first 2026 presentations release October 6, 2026 at 3:15 AM Pacific. Additional presentations will be released in batches. Real release dates will be posted in the status section above and announced through Energy Times.
How do I watch presentations I purchase?
Purchase and access information is shown on each EmediaPress product page and in your EmediaPress account. Because formats can vary by product, follow the access instructions attached to the presentation you purchase. If you need help, use the Support page.
Will there be an ESTC 2027 conference?
A 2027 event has not been announced. When future dates are confirmed, they will be posted here and announced through Energy Times.
Can I attend the next ESTC in person?
If a future in-person ESTC is announced, attendance details, venue information and registration options will be published on this page. Join Energy Times if you want the announcement when it happens.
What is the refund or support policy?
Use the current EmediaPress policies and support information associated with the product you are purchasing. For order or access problems, start at the Support page.
Who do I contact about ESTC or a recording?
Use the EmediaPress Support page for account, order and access questions. Presenter and business inquiries can also be routed through EmediaPress.
Keep Exploring ESTC

Five days of conference.
Years of research to explore.

Watch the 2026 presentations as they release, explore the recorded archive, and join Energy Times so you don't miss what comes next.